Baltic Sea property remains popular: Bades Huk Immobilien sold in its entirety.
At the Bades Huk holiday resort, all properties have been sold and demand for Baltic Sea properties remains high.
Holistic concepts that combine an exclusive living environment, leisure facilities and comprehensive resort services in a private setting ensure an increase in value and, consequently, good returns. This ensures sustainable demand for holiday properties with on-site services. Sustainability plays an equally important role in this context and will come even more into focus in the coming years. Above all, however, the year-round operation of holiday resorts makes these properties an attractive investment opportunity.
The holiday properties in Bades Huk are maintained by the Bades Huk operating company and are tailored to the wishes and needs of holidaymakers in terms of their range of facilities. Beyond the established destinations, a comprehensive infrastructure concept that operates across all seasons is crucial to the success of a sustainable holiday resort. Bades Huk is situated on a peninsula on the Baltic Sea coast – particularly in this secluded location, it is important to provide guests with a wide range of facilities directly on site – without overloading the area.
“We began working on Bades Huk at an early stage – together with the investors from SOINI ASSET – and laid the foundations for the concept we are implementing today back in 2014, developing it over the years. We can now look back on a successful track record and satisfied investors and guests alike since the opening in mid-2021,” explains Hamid M. Farahmand, managing partner of Clavis International and managing director of the operating company for Bades Huk.
Living close to nature, slow travel, and regional and sustainable experiences in a well-cared-for home characterise the high-quality tourism in this coastal region and pave the way for Phase 2 of the project. Plans include expanding the range of accommodation on offer and extending the infrastructure in line with the principles of sustainable tourism.
Published on 30 October 2023
